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Jurnal Sinergitas PkM & CSR
Published by Universitas Pelita Harapan
ISSN : 25287184     EISSN : 25287184     DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.19166/jspc
Core Subject : Economy, Health, Education, Social,
Economics, Econometrics & Finance Education Environmental Science Public Health Social Sciences
Jurnal Sinergitas PKM dan CSR has been published by Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengadian kepada Masyarakat Universitas Pelita Harapan since October 2016. It covers scientific publications related to community service (PKM) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities in the the following fields: 1) agriculture, fisheries and marine life; 2) environment and disaster management; 3) health; 4) economics, society, and culture; 5) information and communication technology; and, 6) education.
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AGAPE TUTORING PROGRAM IN BONANG AND GMI TANGERANG 2017 Melda Jaya; Tanti Listiani; Desri Silalahi; Wiyun Philipus; Dylmoon Hidayat
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AGAPE tutoring program was conducted by lecture of mathematics education department because it sees the children’s need for additional learning after school either academically or mentally. This tutoring program helps students in doing homework from the subjects provided in the school and helps them with lessons that they have not yet understood. In addition to helping the tutee in cognitive understanding activities, the tutors also instill good moral values to the tutee such as how to speak, act towards older people and others. It also prepares tutors with the necessary skills that they will need in the future. It was held at 7.00-9.00 pm. In Bonang every Monday to Wednesday with SPV Mrs. Sianturi, and in GMI every Monday with SPV Mrs. Aling. Students were grouped according to their needs, and each tutor was responsible for each group. It was found that students who joined this tutoring program have a high interest. Evaluation of the guidance program to be revealed is about the readiness and response of student tutors, SPV place of learning, and tutee.
PEMBUATAN KUE PANEKUK Rudy Pramono; Fiona Tri Utami Jaya; Meilissa Octavia; Yesis Christie Laatung
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Pancake is the one of the most common food and easy to find. Which is this menu is easy to prepare also. As for the materials pancake is consist of flour, egg, and water. But in practice in Indonesia, many people make pancakes using domestic chickhen egg, which is easy to use and cheaper price that other eggs. This study is a product development research. Based on the assessment of the expert pastry, 32 potential consumers, as well as the price analysis can be concluded that the pancake that uses basic ingredients quail egg is a pancake that is acceptable among the general public. Pancake has potential for productive businesses for housewives as a source of income. 
PELATIHAN PERANCANGAN PRODUK AKSESORIS FESYEN DI PENGRAJIN KAMPUNG PEUSAR, BINONG DENGAN PENDEKATAN CO-DESIGN Devanny Gumulya
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 AbstractCollaborative design known as co-design is a design method that enables many stakeholders (designer, manufacturer, and users) to collaborate each other. This paper tries to study how the co-design method is applied to a commutiy service design project collaborating product design student 2013 batch collaborating with Peusar Artisans Community. From the study can be suggested that this methodology is fit to design process on the stage of discover and develop, through interview, forum group discussion and collaborative workshop to reduce the social culture background differences. Means of communication proven effective to be used in co-design are drawing and product sample. This method is proven to be very helpful for product design student because, it obliged the student to interact directly with the artisans, more empathy can yield better design outcome. Keywords: Co-design, designing, product design
HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM EVALUATION ON HEALTHY LIVING WITHOUT DRUGS AND FREE SEX OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN INSTITUTION X TANGERANG Maria Susila Sumartiningsih; Theresia -; Dora Samaria
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Background of Community Service activities on health education is to provide understanding for senior high school students who are in the age range of adolescents. In the adolescent age group tend to have an unstable personality, very susceptible to negative environmental impact, drug use, and free sex behavior. Health education is a preventive action that needs to be done by various parties to fight against drug use and free sex among adolescents. The purpose of this evaluation is to get constructive feedback from students to improve the quality of the implementation of community service for the next period. Evaluation of the implementation of community service was distributed to the students through the existing evaluation form. The evaluation instrument consists of seven statements using a Likert scale. This scale consists of five options of answers with a score range of 1-5, which is very satisfied (score 5), satisfied (score 4), quite satisfied (score 3), dissatisfied (score 2), very dissatisfied (score 1). The population of activity evaluation was 133 senior high school students at Institution X in Tangerang, sample took by total sampling technique. Data analysis was used univariate analysis. Evaluation of the process of community service activity was obtained the result that time and place of execution can be executed according the plan, but the target numbers were exceed target, that was initially only first grade student only, then become increasing grade 2 and 3 because the material is important, so the total number of participants became 133 students. The evaluation of the process of community service activity is focused on the students' perception on the content of the activity material, which consists of seven components: the conformity of the topic / material with the needs, material conformity and the purpose of counseling, the benefit of the topic / material for the participants, the achievement of the target of the extension program, the efficiency of the use of extension time, and the method of delivery of extension materials used. The results of the assessment of the seven components are between 84.4% - 96.6% (satisfied - very satisfied). It can be concluded that the activity of community service is running well. 
ANTROPOMETRI & DENVER TEST II TRAINING TO CADRE HEALTH CARE COMMUNITY IN BINONG DISTRICT CURUG TANGERANG Yenni Ferawati; Deborah Siregar; Ian Rudy Mambu; Dora Samaria; Theresia -
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Health care community (Posyandu) is one form of Community Based Health Efforts (UKBM) implemented by, from and within the community to empower and provide convenience to the public to obtain health services for mothers, infants and toddlers. Cadres have the big role in implementing activity in Posyandu such as measuring children weight and height and to see children developmental status until six years old. However, there were few cadres whose done inappropriate weight and height measurement during posyandu. They were not encouraging the children to be in minimal clothes and not using sandals during the measurement. The cadres were also not knowing the right way of using Dacin (weight measurement for toddlers). Moreover, cadre were also not aware of the need of developmental status detection. They were never get any training related to those needs. Training of growth and development was done in two days which were attended by 46 cadres from Puskesmas Binong. The training was aimed to improve cadres’ knowledge and skills about children growth and development and how to stimulate the development. There are three activities carried out to achieve the aim. 1. Training of weight and height measurement (Antropometri) 2. Training of Denver test II (tools to detect developmental status) and 3. Workshop of Denver test II assessment. Pre-test and post-test were done before and after the training and the result show there was an improvement in cadres’ knowledge.
SELF-SUFFICIENCY OF CLEAN WATER PROGRAM IN TAMBELAN - SAMPIT DISTRICT Sri Rezeki; Irfana Dyah Faryuni; Joko Sampurno
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The need of clean water in Tambelan, Sampit District was a very crucial problem. Most of the citizen there are unable to pay the monthly bill from the Regional Water Supply Company (PDAM), therefore they do not have access to the clean water. The poverty forced them to use the ditch water nearby their houses which is turbid and unhygienic. This dirty water can stimulate various types of diseases, such as diarrhea, skin diseases and other infectious diseases. Thus, the Community Development (PKM) team was triggered to help the citizen there through the IbM Self-Sufficiency of Clean Water Program in order that the people independently being able to process the dirty water into clean water by using water filter. The water filter consists of pipe tubes containing activated carbon and silica sand. By filtering the dirty water and absorbing impurities through the pores of activated carbon and silica sand so that the ditch water which is used by the citizen will be processed first into clean water and can be used by the people for their daily activities e.g. bathing and washing. The water filters were made for 33 houses in RT III & RT IV/RW VIII in Tambelan, Sampit District. They were trained by the PKM team to maintain the filter and also to keep the cleanliness of their environment. The water filters were able to decrease the Total Dissolved Solid (TDS) from 102 ppm to 26 ppm.
IMPLEMENTATION OF RAPID SAND FILTER FOR GROUNDWATER TREATMENT IN KULIM TENAYAN RAYA, PEKANBARU Yohanna Lilis Handayani; Bambang Sujatmoko; Sigit Sutikno
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The problem of the groundwater in the peat areas is the low acidity (pH) and the high content of organic matter (KMnO4). One of the relatively simple water treatment methods is to use rapid sand filter. The purpose of this community service activity is to socialize and apply rapid sand filter technology to farmer group in Kulim, Tenayan Raya, Pekanbaru. The method of socialization to farmer groups is done by making and installing rapid sand filter equipment in the location, water quality test and counseling about rapid sand filter technology. As a result, 4 rapid sand filter have been built and installed in 3 locations. Based on the parameters of pH, color and odor, the organic content of ground water quality in the area is not in accordance with the quality of clean water. The water quality after being processed in rapid sand filter has increased quality based on pH, color, odor, and KMnO4 parameters test.Keywords: peat water, rapid sand filter, water quality
IMMANUEL TUTORIAL SERVICE OF ANUGERAH STUDY COURSE IN RAWACANA Oce Datu Appulembang; Kurnia P.S. Dirgantoro; Jacob Stevy Seleky; Novel Priatna
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The low standart of living in scavenger area in Rawacana is affect children education in their family. Most of them are only get a modest education and even do not have the opportunity to get an education and drop out. Bu Honey and family have a desire to increase the standart of living of this community through education for local children. He has set up study huts in the scavenger area to help children get the informal education. Seeing the number of children who need to be educated in that place, so that they need the educators who are committed to teach in that place. Therefore, cooperation with Mathematics Education, FIP TC UPH facilitated by her husband as UPH lecturer Mr. Dylmoon through Community Service acrivity. The Mathematics Education Study Program provides educators as a tutor. They will help to teach the children in that study lodge every week. The purpose of this activity is to help children in their homework, to help understand the difficult lessons, to help children in installing a striving attitude through study hard and to reach out the children who do not get formal education in school so that they can experience the same education as those who attend school.

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